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New plays brought to the stage in cornerHOUSE oneACTS festival0
Kindertransport, robots, memories and the unexpected are brought to the stage in Part Two of the highly respected cornerHOUSE oneACTS festival. The showcase of new, original playwriting, now in its 14th year, takes place on Friday, June 10 and Saturday, June 11 at the arts centre in Douglas Road, Surbiton. Tickets to see four new
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Bookworms! Good news!0
Surbiton is about to have its first book festival. Regency Bookshop and the cornerHOUSE arts centre have joined forces to launch the Surbiton Literary Festival. The two-day programme will feature bestselling crime novelists plus children’s author Alex Milway (that’s him in the main picture, behind his agent, sorry, dog). There is the chance to meet the
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Classical concert for Ukraine0
Concert pianist Andrew Zolinsky will perform a programme which includes music by composers Liszt, Rachmaninov, Schubert and Ravel, at a fundraiser for Ukraine on Saturday, May 14 at 7pm at St Andrew’s Church in Maple Road, Surbiton. Andrew, a professor of piano at the Royal College of Music, has performed at many prestigious venues and festivals across the world. All
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Tense political drama comes to the cornerHOUSE in Surbiton0
Anna Gooch and Frazer Chesterman star in Single Issue, a tense drama about private passions and the public purse, at Surbiton’s cornerHOUSE oneACTS festival this weekend. Single Issue is one of four short plays in this showcase of original playwriting at the arts centre in Douglas Road. Tickets for the festival, now in its 14th
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Romantic drama opens 2022’s cornerHOUSE oneACTS festival0
Cheryl has found the man of her dreams. As she waits in a hotel lobby, she tells us about the romance and her plan to ensure she does not lose him. Denise Rocard, pictured, plays Cheryl in Time Share Partner by Dermot Murphy, one of four oneACT plays being performed at the cornerHOUSE in Douglas Road,
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Talk on the children of the Titanic0
The haunting face of a survivor. This girl from Leatherhead was one of 112 children aboard the Titanic when it hit an iceberg on April 15, 1912 en route from Southampton to New York. Fifty children perished in the maritime disaster. David Lawson Lean, a drama teacher who researched the fates of those children who
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